RE:Im not sellingGambler , I hope the Kitimat LNG is in service before 2029!
From Chevron News Release
Kitimat LNG The Canada Energy Regulator says it has approved an application from Chevron Canada for a 40-year licence to export natural gas from the proposed Kitimat LNG project despite environmental opposition.
The application filed last spring to the National Energy Board, the CER's predecessor, aimed to double the previously approved export licence duration and nearly double the potential output of the facility to 997 billion cubic feet of natural gas per year.
That's the equivalent of about 18 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas, a substantial increase over the previous 10-million-tonne, 20-year licence which is set to expire at the end of this year.
In its decision letter, the CER notes that it rejected an application from B.C. environmentalist Michael Sawyer to restart the regulatory process and hold a public hearing.
In the fall of 2018, the Shell Canada-led LNG Canada consortium announced it would proceed with its $40-billion, 14-million-tonne-per-year project, also to be built near Kitimat. It's expected to be in service by 2024.
From TC Energy News Release
Coastal Gas Link pipeline Abu Dhabi may make offer to acquire significant portion of Coastal Gas Link pipeline.
Coastal GasLink will connect gas fields in western Canada’s prolific Montney shale formation with the $40 billion LNG Canada project on British Columbia’s coast. The 670-kilometres (416 miles) long pipeline is expected to go into service in 2023.